The Anglican Bishops, who talked through the Archbishop of Enugu Province, Dr. Emmanuel Chukwuma, said that passing by Rochas Okorocha's predecessors, there was no chance Imo state indigenes could have cast a ballot en-mass for Uzodinma.
Portraying the judgment as "fiendish and degenerate", Archbishop Chukwuma cautioned that inability to switch the choice could draw in the anger of God on the Supreme Court judges.
"I am talking the psyches of the vast majority of the Bishops of the Anglican Church that we are especially malcontented and particularly in conflict with the kangaroo judgment of the Supreme Court on what has occurred in Imo State.
"We truly feel frustrated with the Chief Justice of Nigeria who lacks his realities right and we feel that that judgment is fiendish and degenerate.
"Thus we are approaching the Supreme Court to switch their judgment on Imo State before they see the fierceness of God.
"Its absolutely impossible Imo State individuals could have decided in favor of APC with the awful administration of Okorocha for which in the House of Assembly the APC had no single seat during the political race.
"Expectation Uzodinma is my companion. I am not against him yet I am against the Supreme Court judges who disfigured the outcome, making a decision about the case on the all-out votes that were more than certify votes, which is completely confused and particularly contradictory to the majority rule soul.
"It is along these lines our supplication that INEC ought to likewise be up and doing in their assertion of results and have the option to shield whatever they announce in seeing the Supreme Court," he said
On the pretended by Father Mbaka in the judgment, Archbishop Chukwuma said Father Mbaka should stop with his misshaped prediction and face his service.
"He is politicizing his service excessively and commercializing his service, and that is risky to the service of the congregation, and this we absolutely censure," Chukwuma said
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